Numbers and numeracy in the Greek polis

‎Contents\n‎Acknowledgements\n‎List of Illustrations and Tables\n‎Abbreviations\n‎Notes on Contributors\n‎Introduction. Doing Things with Numbers (Sing, van Berkel and Osborne)\n‎Part 1. Numbers in Society\n	‎Chapter 1. A Counting People: Valuing Numeracy in Democratic Athens (Kallet)\n	‎Chapter 2. The Appearance of Numbers (Osborne)\n	‎Chapter 3. Punishing and Valuing (Johnstone)\n	‎Chapter 4. Ten Thousand: Fines, Numbers and Institutional Change in Fifth-Century Athens (Blok)\n	‎Chapter 5. Numeric Communication in the Greek Historians: Quantification and Qualification (Rubincam)\n‎Part 2. Communicating with Numbers\n	‎Chapter 6. Creative Accounting? Strategies of Enumeration in Epinician Texts (Sicka)\n	‎Chapter 7. Hidden Judgments and Failing Figures: Nicias’ Number Rhetoric (van Berkel)\n	‎Chapter 8. Performing Numbers in the Attic Orators (Sing)\n‎Part 3. Conceptualising Number\n	‎Chapter 9. Numbers, Ontologically Speaking: Plato on Numerosity (Calian)\n	‎Chapter 10. Doing Geometry without Numbers: Re-reading Euclid’s Elements (Lee)\n‎General Index\n‎Index of Inscriptions\n‎Index Locorum